The Fuel Poverty (England) Regulations 2014 set an objective of achieving a minimum energy efficiency of Band C in as many residences suffering fuel poverty as reasonably practicable by 31 December 2030. The efficiency band is to be determined using the Fuel Poverty Energy Efficiency Rating Methodology.
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The huge quantities of data we generate online every day is having an increasingly negative impact on the environment. Chris Seekings examines what is being done to tackle the problem
The Labour Party’s climate policy team took part in a panel discussion with IEMA representatives at Westminster this morning, outlining what they plan to do should they win the next general election.
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